Keyword monitoring
Where your name and brand
are being talked about
Register company, brand, stage names and aliases, and we collect posts mentioning them across news, blogs, cafés, search results and YouTube. AI sorts them first, and the review status is shown alongside.
The problem
An issue does not wait for your next search
- Searching only runs when a person runs it
- If someone checks on a fixed cycle, whatever went up in between sits there until the next check. The checking interval is the delay.
- The surface keeps growing
- News, blogs, cafés, YouTube. Repeating the same searches by hand every day does not cover it.
- Collecting alone just moves the problem to reading time
- More mentions does not mean more risk. Sorting by whether a post is really about you, its tone, and how severe it is, is what decides what to read first.
Monitoring
Collect it, sort it, review it
Collected by the keywords you register
Register company, brand, stage names, aliases and words to exclude, and edit them whenever you like. New posts are collected on an hourly cycle.
Collection
Sorted by relevance, sentiment and severity
Each post is first classified by whether it is really about you, its tone (positive, negative, neutral or mixed), and how severe it is (four levels).
Classification
Shown after a person has looked
Nothing goes on screen on the strength of the AI pass alone. By default a post reaches you after review, and the review status is shown with it.
Review
How it works
Register once, collection continues
- 01
Register keywords
Company, brand, stage names, aliases and words to exclude. How many you can register depends on your plan.
- 02
Collect hourly
New posts mentioning them are gathered from news, blogs, cafés, search results and YouTube.
- 03
First-pass classification
Sorted by relevance, sentiment and severity. That is where the machine's part ends.
- 04
Review and delivery
Reviewed posts reach your screen, and the reputation score is recalculated daily.
In this axis
From a mention to a response
Brand reputation, takedown preparation, legal evidence and reporting all run on the same mention.
- 01
Brand reputation
Register company and product names, executives and campaign keywords and watch them on one screen. If several people and brands need to be run separately, they can be split across keyword bundles. The reputation score is recalculated daily, alongside sentiment distribution, top sources and severe-item counts.
- 02
Takedown preparation
Where a removal request is warranted, we file the location, URL, timestamp, screenshot and hash, and prepare a draft report and submission route for each channel. Where a channel accepts third-party reports we file it; where a channel only accepts the rights holder, we walk you through the order of steps.
Filing happens after a person reviews the content, and no path exists that sends without review. We do not carry out removals ourselves.
- 03
Legal evidence
A post is gone the moment it is deleted. We keep a full-page capture with the URL and collection time (UTC) shown in the frame, a SHA-256 hash, and a record of how it was collected (chain of custody). It downloads as a single evidence package.
The format was designed with court submission in mind. Where a legal judgment is needed, we connect you with counsel.
- 04
Reporting
Period reports collect the score trend, sentiment distribution, top sources, and the evidence and status of each item. You can read them on screen and save them as PDF. Alerts arrive in the portal and through Slack, JANDI and Teams webhooks — you set the channel and conditions, and can turn them off at any time.
Email and KakaoTalk alerts are not available yet.
See keyword pricing
Scope
What this axis does, and what it does not
We do
- Collect mentions across news, blogs, cafés, search results and YouTube for the keywords you register.
- Classify them first by relevance, sentiment and severity, and show the review status alongside.
- Summarize the score, its trend, sentiment distribution and top sources into period reports.
- Prepare the evidence, a draft report and the submission route where a removal request is warranted.
We do not
- We do not remove content by unlawful means. Where legal action is needed, we provide the request templates.
- An author's identity can only be established through investigative or court process, so we do not hand it over on request.
- We do not track or alter search result rankings.
- Keywords you have not registered are outside the collection scope.
What we collect today, and what we do not
Currently collected: Naver (news, blogs, cafés), Google (news, search) and YouTube (video, Shorts). Posts on Instagram, X, Threads and TikTok are not collected yet. If it is not listed here, we do not collect it. We will update this page and the product when that changes.
FAQ
Questions about this axis
Pricing and billing questions live on the pricing page. Anything not here, we answer on the call.
Do you cover posts on Instagram or X?
Not yet. What we collect today is Naver (news, blogs, cafés), Google (news, search) and YouTube (video, Shorts). Posts on Instagram, X, Threads and TikTok are outside the collection scope, and we will update this page and the product when that changes.
Do you show the AI classification as-is?
No. Relevance, sentiment and severity are a first pass. By default a post reaches your screen after review, and the review status is shown with it.
Do you delete negative posts?
We do not execute removals ourselves. Where a removal request is warranted we package the evidence and prepare a draft report and submission route for each channel. Filing happens after a person reviews the content, and no path exists that sends without review. Where a legal judgment is required, we connect you with counsel.
Will you tell us who wrote a post?
An author's identity can only be established through investigative or court process, so we do not hand it over on request. What we do is organize the public information on the post and the account so you can prepare a response.
If there are zero negative mentions, are we safe?
No. Zero means nothing was found within the range we looked at. Anything outside your registered keywords or the collection scope above was never looked at — and we keep that distinction visible in the product.
How do alerts reach us?
Through in-portal alerts and Slack, JANDI and Teams webhooks. You set the conditions and the format, and can turn them off at any time. Email and KakaoTalk alerts are not available yet.
Start with how you are being talked about today
Tell us the names and brands that need watching and we will start with what is actually possible today. If we are not the right fit, we will say so.